CHOICE 2 Light-Cured Veneer Cement

Company : BISCO Inc

UMDC Code : 333474

CHOICE 2 is a high compressive strength, light-cured luting cement designed specifically for cementation of porcelain and indirect composite veneers. CHOICE 2 exhibits superior color stability which is a critical factor in aesthetic veneer cementation. A range of VITA* shades as well as chromatic shades are available allowing for flexibility to achieve high aesthetics. Corresponding try-in pastes (sold separately) are available for shade confirmation prior to final cementation. Select CHOICE 2 when you are cementing porcelain and indirect composite veneers.

Product URL : http://www.bisco.com/catalog/ple_bisco_catItemf.as
p?iBrand_Id=140&iCat_Id=6

Last Updated : 03/16/2013

Categories : "Dental Materials, Cement"

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